Wedding Pics: Sneak Peek Edition

Yayyyy!!! We finally got our "sneak peaks" for some of our wedding photos! Basically, it's the whole night in a nut shell, and I'll get the whole package of photos later this summer. Can't wait to see them all, and even though it's been almost 2 months of marriage (!!!), these photos take me back. I'm not going to be one of those bloggers who post a ridiculous amount of photos, because really-who has time to scroll scroll scroll, but bear with me here for the 30 or so that we have as a short timeline of everything that's happened <3

April 11, 2015

All photos courtesy of Lisa Cavet of LG Photos (lgphotos.net)

Thank you, thank you (again and again) for not only all of our wonderful vendors, but also for our awesome friends and family that made this night super special!

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